Sentence examples for law litigation from inspiring English sources

Employment Law, Litigation, Immigration, and Business Transactions.

Focus on business law, litigation, estate planning and probate administration.

Without the new law, litigation would have lasted an estimated 15 years.

The jurisdiction of the three-level system of administrative courts extends, for example, to all civil law litigation of a nonconstitutional nature unless other specialized courts have jurisdiction.

A six-to-eight-month delay is necessitated by the practicalities of divorce law (litigation fees must be covered by you).

The groom, also 35, is a lawyer at Physicians' Advocates, a law firm in Berkeley, Calif., where he specializes in health law litigation.

"We could minimize long lines, lower the amount of election-law litigation and bolster public confidence in the process of running our elections if we turned over the job of voter registration to the federal government," Dr. Hasen said.

Your criticisms ("Washing the Election-Law Laundry," editorial, Sept. 6) and those of many others concerning New York State election-law litigation, and especially the judiciary's role in it, warrant a response.

Perhaps not, though some ghostly remnants of the old egalitarianism exist to this day the SEC's Regulation FD, state-law litigation like the New York State Attorney General's "Insider Trading 2.0," and statutory reform proposals popping up from time to time in Congress that harken back to the old imagined idealism.

Public-law litigation by state governments plays an increasingly prominent role in American governance.

Federal preemption the constitutional doctrine that state-law litigation targets regularly cite as a defense has generally been an ineffective argument against consumer-protection suits, especially those alleging misleading or false labeling of food and other packaged goods.